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Musical Theater Voice Pedagogy: The Art & Science
by Christopher Arneson & Kirsten S. Brown
Musical Theater Voice Pedagogy breaks new ground in pedagogic literature for singing with its unique focus: Teachers!
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The Vocal Coach Approach:
When Practice Makes Perfect
by Susan Shiplett Ashbaker
Susan Shiplett Ashbaker, master voice coach, pianist, and accompanist, has penned a remarkable new work that is required reading for EVERY singer who wants to perform. Unlike other musicians, singers have no fingerings to help read and learn scores quickly and accurately. Ashbaker provides the tools singers need to be successful in this exceptionally competitive endeavor.
Ashbaker's new book is now available for immediate purchase.
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Your Voice: An Inside View, third edition
by Scott McCoy
McCoy's "Inside View" has become the standard text in pedagogy and voice science classes around the world. The third edition expands to include a chapter on the brain and learning (Lynn Helding), expanded information on vocal health and hygiene (Halstead), and a bonus explanation of acoustics created specifically for singers and physics-phobic musicians (McCoy).
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Basics Of Voice Science And Pedagogy
by Scott McCoy
is the newest version of "Your Voice: The Basics," now with full color images. The title is new, but the content essentially is the same.
ISBN: 978-1-7335060-2-1
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Great Teachers on Great Singing
by Robin Rice
Robin Rice has chronicled the teaching techniques of 14 distinguished, highly successful singing teachers currently working in The United States. The book includes interviews, observations, and the vocal exercises employed by these masters of the teaching art. Now available for immediate shipping.
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Kinesthetic Voice Pedagogy 2: Motivating Acoustic Efficiency
by Kenneth W. Bozemzn
Kenneth Bozeman does a remarkable job of making voice science understandable and accessible to every student and voice teacher. In Kinesthetic Voice Pedagogy, Bozeman makes clear that the innate response of the body to express is the foundation for ideal Western classical singing, using today’s technology to back his argument. No longer do voice scientists and the masters of Italian bel canto have to fight over how to teach. Kenneth Bozeman has married the two beautifully.
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Provenance
by Stephen F. Austin
An anthology of fifty-nine articles and essays that originally appeared in the Journal of Singing from 2005-2016. Austin’s work links historic and contemporary voice teaching, with additional support provided by voice science. Each new generation of singing teachers seems to think it must “reinvent the wheel:” Austin clearly proves that there is an alternate, more effective path to vocal excellence, based on the work of the greatest teachers in the history of singing.
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Literature for Teaching
by Christopher Arneson
Literature for Teaching presents a systematic approach for evaluating and assigning repertoire to students of singing, based on a set of rubrics that quantify levels of technical and musical difficulty. Using this text, you will learn how to evaluate repertoire for your own use as a singer or teacher. Over 200 songs and arias are analyzed in detail. A massive index of over 800 songs and arias classifies individual selections according to their optimal pedagogic use. Compiled with the assistance of Lauren Athey-Janka.
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Solo Vocal Repertoire for Singers and Teachers of Singers, by Christopher Arneson & Lauren Athey-Janka. In five volumes.
Arneson and Athey-Janka have compiled companion anthologies to complement Literature for Teaching. Each volume includes 10 songs and arias in Italian, German, French, and English, with specific vocal exercises to master the technical demands of each selection. Includes phonetic transcriptions and translations.
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Fundamentals of Great Vocal Technique, by Michael Trimble
Compiled and edited by Christopher Arneson and Richard diRenzi
Trimble's book enlightens readers about vocal technique as taught by the masters of Bel Canto and practiced by the greatest singers of the 19th and 20th centuries. His insights are based on a pedagogic foundation of personal experience, interviews with famous singers, and historically significant texts. The book is full of wonderful anecdotes about famous singers and their vocal techniques, ranging from Enrico Caruso and Luciano Pavarotti, to Lilli Lehmann and Zinka Milanov--many of whom were his personal friends, colleagues, and mentors, and with whom he shared the opera stage around the world. Exclusively available as an e-book.
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Please note: This book no longer is available in print. Purchasers of this title will receive a download link for the digital edition and all supporting materials, including VoceVista Pro
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Resonance in Singing: Voice Building through Acoustic Feedback
by Donald G. Miller
Science will never replace art in singing and teaching. But it can—and does—inform the art, enabling singers to perform with optimal beauty and vocal efficiency through a technique that is grounded in fact, not wishful thinking. Pioneers like Donald Miller are at the forefront of this movement. It is not coincidental that Miller is among that exceptionally rare breed: he is a trained scientist who also is a successful professional singer and college singing teacher. His work will help us all become better singers and teachers, while moving voice pedagogy toward full integration with scientific reality. Includes VoceVista voice analysis software.
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A Most Rewarding Independent Music Studio
by Laurie Lee Cosby & Donna Hinds Sawyers
This first-of-its-kind user's manual by Cosby & Sawyers will guide your path as you establish a successful—and profitable—independent music studio. Inspired by their own collaborative venture, Studio Bella Voce, the authors share their insights with engaging honesty and humor, relating the highs and lows en route to a thriving musical venture. All independent music teachers—from singers to trombonists—will benefit from their joint wisdom. A must-have for the private or independent teacher--not to mention collegiate pedagogy practicum classes!
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Singing: The Timeless Muse, compiled by Darlene C. Wiley
Wiley has compiled twenty essays by prominent singers, pianists, composers, producers, medical doctors, musicologists, and others, that explore the diversity of the voice and singing, along with our human response to the voice and song.
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